Re: Need help creating temporary table from filter

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Would that be more efficient than putting it in a temp table?

I'm currently reading up on For Each/Next loops to parse through the dataset
(I'll use that because it should work instead of an extra table or a new
recordset). Is that the best way? I'm also thinking of Do While not
dataset.EOF to parse through.

Thanks again,

Darhl

<snip>
a SELECT query returns a specific dataset, which is what you get when you
work with a table. have you tried using the SELECT query in your "form
letter email" process, *instead of * tblTemp?
</snip>


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